Cycles of Change

Hannah Arendt first introduced the concept of the "banality of evil" during the 1961 trial of Adolf Eichmann. She used this phrase to describe how ordinary people can participate in horrific crimes through simple obedience and an absence of thought. [...]

Handling the hard ethical choices of the modern age requires a careful balance; we must preserve traditional values while also meeting the needs of each person. Major moral debates about medical care and life-changing identity choices often cause [...]

Laws provide the essential framework within which modern societies function. These legal structures aim to balance individual liberties with collective needs, establish order, and provide mechanism for resolving disputes. However, the perception of [...]

The combination of quantum computing and artificial intelligence has the potential to change many aspects of life, from the way people work to how they interact with the world. However, it also creates new social challenges that demand attention [...]

The act of inhabiting natural spaces, whether for a night or a season, beings with a single, critical decision: where to stop. In the modern world, habitation is dictated by property lines and zoning laws, but in the outdoors, it is dictated by the [...]